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Friday, February 04, 2005 11:47:47 PM
The key to success is first elevating the share price to a level where we can accept the decision to do a reasonable reverse split. If shareholders do accept it, the price will rise before and after the split in anticipation of going on the Nasdaq, or other exchange.
The R/S's that are killers are the one for a hundred types intended to bring the share price up to a few cents, or perhaps even a dollar. I've yet to see one where the price didn't fall practically to where it was before the R/S.
If you want to see a R/S that worked properly, take a look at Able RX. Another that's currently in the process and may have substantial price growth is CEXI, the R/S was almost a year ago but it came with a buyout and registration which is just in the process of concluding. I was out of Able before the split but am currently holding CEXI with a small profit though I know people who need $10 to break even, I hope it makes it.
Gary
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